Fire Door Frames – Essential Support for Fire Safety Compliance
Ensure your fire doors perform at their best with high-quality, certified Fire Door Frames from Door Supplies Online. Designed to work seamlessly with FD30 and FD60-rated fire doors, these durable frames help maintain fire resistance, contain smoke, and uphold building regulation standards. Suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, our fire-rated door frames offer strength, reliability, and peace of mind.
Tested and compatible with FD30 & FD60 fire doors
Crucial for maintaining fire integrity and smoke control
Available in hardwood, MDF, and softwood options
Pre-grooved for intumescent seals or supplied with fire/smoke seals
Custom sizes and finishes to match your fire doors perfectly
Ideal for domestic, apartment, office, or commercial installations
Fully compliant with UK fire safety and building regulations
Whether you’re fitting a new fire door or upgrading an existing one, choosing the right Fire Door Frame is essential for full compliance and lasting protection. Trust Door Supplies Online to provide expertly crafted frames that ensure safety and performance without compromise.
A fire door frame is specially designed to hold a fire-rated door and maintain its fire-resistance properties. Unlike standard frames, fire door frames are made from materials like hardwood or steel and are tested to withstand fire for 30 or 60 minutes (FD30/FD60), depending on the rating.
Yes, fire door frames must be compatible with the fire door's rating to ensure full protection. The frame, along with the door, hinges, and seals, must be part of a certified fire door set to comply with safety regulations.
No, doing so would compromise the door’s effectiveness. A fire door must always be installed in a certified fire door frame to maintain its fire resistance and meet UK fire safety standards.
Fire door frames are typically made from solid hardwood or steel. Hardwood frames are common in residential settings, while steel is often used in commercial buildings due to its durability and high fire resistance.
Yes, intumescent strips are a vital component of any fire door system. These strips expand when exposed to heat, sealing gaps between the door and frame to slow the spread of fire and smoke.
